Busia county Public Revival crusade

A two-day Joint County Crusade was conducted at Funyula Market on 31st July and 1st August, bringing together Evangelists and believers for an intensive Gospel outreach. The programme included door-to-door evangelism, Worship Extravaganza, Celebration of the Sick, healing testimonies and public preaching of the Gospel. Over 30 people were saved, while a major highlight was the testimony of Millicent Awino from Goma, who shared her reported healing testimony. The crusade was graced by Gen. Overseer Rt. Rev. Amos Wandera.

The Joint County Crusade was a two-day evangelistic event held at Funyula Market on 31st July and 1st August. It brought together Evangelists and believers for door-to-door evangelism, worship, healing ministry, testimonies and public Gospel preaching, with the aim of reaching the Funyula community with the message of salvation and the power of the Lord.

-Door-to-door evangelism to reach residents with the Gospel. -Worship Extravaganza involving praise and worship. -Celebration of the Sick, including testimonies and ministry to the sick. -Celebration of healing testimonies, including former crippled, lame and HIV-related testimonies. -Public preaching of the Gospel at Funyula Market. -Salvation call, with over 30 people responding to the Gospel. -The event was graced by Gen. Overseer Rt. Rev. Amos Wandera.

-Over 30 people were saved during the two-day crusade. -The Gospel was proclaimed through door-to-door evangelism and public preaching. -The community witnessed healing testimonies and encouragement for the sick. -The testimony of Millicent Awino from Goma provided a significant highlight during the crusade. -The event brought together believers and Evangelists in a joint county-wide outreach at Funyula Market.

-Millicent Awino from Goma gave a public testimony about her reported healing from HIV. She shared that she subsequently underwent several tests, including a DNA/PCR test, which she reported as negative. -The crusade also featured the Celebration of the Sick, highlighting testimonies involving people who had previously experienced conditions such as crippling, lameness and HIV.

Large area of outreach coverage required more Evangelists and resources to reach more people effectively. Limited time over the two-day programme created a need to balance door-to-door evangelism, worship, healing ministry and public preaching. Follow-up capacity may be limited if there are not enough local brethren to continue ministering to the new converts and those who received prayer.

Mobilize local brethren in Funyula to follow up with the over 30 new converts. Encourage new believers to join church fellowship and receive continued discipleship. Follow up with people who received prayer and healing ministry during the crusade. Maintain contact with those who expressed interest in the Gospel and encourage them to remain committed to Christ.

-More Evangelists and local workers to support wider evangelism and follow-up. -Sound and public-address equipment for effective preaching and worship during large crusades. -Evangelism materials, including church fliers and healing display materials. -Transport and logistical support for Evangelists during outreach and follow-up activities. -Support for discipleship and continued fellowship of the new converts.

-Strengthen local follow-up and discipleship structures to ensure the over 30 new converts are nurtured in the faith. -Organize regular evangelism and revival activities in Funyula and surrounding areas to build on the impact of the crusade. -Increase the number of Evangelists and ministry workers to improve outreach coverage. -Provide adequate sound equipment, evangelism materials and logistical support for future county-level crusades.

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